The producers news. [volume], October 12, 1923, Page Page Five, Image 5

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«ShI NEW STOBE. 3t(
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WH Helmer of Poplar was in
Mi* - V i t Saturday, visiting
«efltr*o°d
friends. , , *
, vfrs Pete Syverson were
»'im Dooley Wednesday to look
Regular
10c cans Spices, I sell them
twenty-five cents.—LL.
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BROOKS.
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Hocking of the Glasgow
business caller in Plen
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Editor
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last Tuesday. ^
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filled with 25c
I. L. Brooks
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the counter
Socials in Groceries
vfr and Mrs. Ed Iverson were look
'after business matters in the coun
i a «t Saturda
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TIRE SHOP., ,
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RADIO $49.50.—
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Lon£
. p Anderson came over from
Ariâst Wednesday with wheat
' "'he had ground into flour at the
plentywood Mül. ^ ,
Andrew Henning and J. K. Jensen
f*Medicine Lake were tn 1 lentywood
• ; jfonday attending Naturalization
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USED PIANO in good condition for
a bargain. Phone 19 4 Plen
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Herschel Callahan and H. J. Nakken
down from the Flaxville precinct
Friday, looking after business
which
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last
natters.
y. P. Miller, blacksmith of Medicine
Lil^i attending Naturalization
( m \ proceeding's in this city last
Monday.
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Thomas Brockley, of the Comer
precinct autoed over to the coun
tf seat last Tuesday to look after bus
matters.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plake of Ante
lope were Plenty wood callers Wednes
cay. On the same evening they joined
ie local chapter of the Eastern Star,
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Don't fail to call a>t THE NEW
«TORE in Outlook.
Consumers. C. C. KARELS.
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Wohlesale to
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Dr. J. C. Hunter, who has been ill
a: his home at Antelope for some time
is still confined to his bed, his im
provenant being very slow.
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S« Dr. R. M. BOLTON, Dentist,
Outlook dl dental operations per
fumed without pain.
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C. Dryden and daughter and Mrs.
Charlie? Grant of Redstone w'ere down
from Redstone last Saturday, shop
pis? and looking after other business.
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2*2 lb. Canned Peaches, Pears, Ap
neots. Egg Plums, Gage Plums, Pine
per cau.—I. L.
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«ppie, ! sell at 25c
BROOKS.
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Edw. Stuhban? was a visitor in
fleatywood last Monday from Medi
™ Lake. Mr. Stubbans was a wit
5B5 in Naturalization Court on that
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Belanski I ft for
west last Monday to spi% d the,
«Mer months. Mr. Belanski may de
fie to locate in Oregon if he finds a
stable location.
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are showing a most desirable
of fall Dry Goods, Sweaters,
Blankets, Outings, Underwear, Hos
"N Knit Goods, Dress Goods. J. A.
JOHNSON'S. 26-tl
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. E. Helgeson and
■ L - Poplar were
|* ri 'ywod visitor, last Friday re
to Poplar in an auto on Sat
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Hajnhouse, Sr., of Coinertown,
•'et , e H'Llegaard from he same pre
^»rs, C 'V i, ^ ing ' n Lh* 6 sights at the
■'y'L n ^ 0unty metropolis and vis
inends and relatives.
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c ÿerland, Ford Truck.
«rra? ^ 3 , at once< Terms can be
DONALDSON'S GAR
^ ^ntywood, Montana. 21-tf
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okî- ? ç Bett? , was over from Out
■ ' turday with a load of
C'arV... , ul1 ' -' °und into flour,
tia» A J , '"b' no chances on run
?tlort of eats this winter
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bîBmi-SE
S 3 jwf'phSE Pure Bred, Gan
Mammon; ^' Se J 2 - 50 Pekin Ducks
tl.25 n^ Slze * Drake $L50, Ducks
EGGFV A r , ear!y - MRS - JOHN J.
Arc her, Mont. 27-t3
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T - Kell y of Poplar
I ^ Thursdav Jr 1 last Wednesday
I ^ Kobnni.i J ' 0 . lng a ^ er business
knobbing with friends
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I Ra u q n St of Medicine
I ^ardav on ;, lr ? u h Plentywood
I ter* thev way t0 Raymond
I Hallquist's fath
I *4ke. Wl th him to Medicine
last
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tB ^ r Äftr e ; as a coun_
>rs for hi ' ? aturda y. getting
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^ a call and* 6 the Produc ers News
S Phiil' n ner 'burned last Tuesday
I ' ( '' U! '4y. this stale, where
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Free Tube with Every Tire._TIRF
SHOP. 26-tf
Grocery Week, watch the Specials_
I. L. BROOKS. 27 -tf
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J. H. Thoresen, prominent farmer of
Antelope precinct, was a Plentywood
visitor last Tuesday.
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M. A, Morgan of Outlook was à bus
iness caller in the county seat last
Monday.
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1. Li. BKUUlVS. ' 27-tf
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Joe Pumalo was a visitor from Med
icine Lake last Monday. Mr. Pumola
remained here this week and took
chiropractic treatment. He will leave
for Osseo, Mym., to spend the winter
in a few days.
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Last week we mentioned that Jesse
Adams had purchased the Lillian
Paske house in this city. This is a
mistake. Thomas Shippe bought ^le
house but the Adams family will
cupy the same this winter.
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Angelo D. Butler who lives in Can
ada, just north of Raymond was a
business caller in Plentywood last Fri
day. Mr. Butler is well known
Sheridan County folks, he having
lived at Medicine Lake for some time
before going to Canada.
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Mrs. Len Rue is now confined at the
hospital in this city with a bad leg,
the result of a fall some time ago.
The injured member does not seem to
be progressing as rapidly as expected
and Has given Mrs. Rue considerable
pain,
to
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Dr. M. E. Finneman, eyesight spec
ialist of Fairview, will be at the Plen
tywood Hotel Saturday P. M., and
Sunday, Oct. 20th and 21st.; at Ante
lope Wednesday, Oct. 17th.; &t Flax
ville Thursday P. M., and Friday A.
M., Oct. 18th. and 19th.; and at Out
look Monday . M., and Tuesday A. M.
Oct. 22nd. and 23rd.
Mrs. Ida Anderson and son Harold
arrived in Plentywood the first of the
week w'here Mrs. Anderson transacted
business, selling her rooming house
and looking after otner things. Mrs.
Anderson and Harold will \isit with
relatives and friends for a time when
they will auto back to their home in
the west.
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H. William? of Reserve was a bus
iness caller in Plentywood last Satur
j day. Mr. Williams had just returned
from Williams County, North Dakota,
where he is agent for the McConnel
Guaranteed Products. Mr. Williams
informs us that he enjoys a very nice
patronage from the people of that ter
ritory. He left Monday to resume his
work in the above named county.
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Emil Stenmark, Plentywood's water
supervisor, as been doing some good
work in the w T ay of digging around
the city hydrants and fixing them in
such a w'ay that they will not freeze
in the winter, thus saving a consider
able expense to the city. Mr. Stenmark
found large air spaces around some of
the hydrants and others had the drain
ing outlets completely stopped up.
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Pete Kisler was a Plentywood call
er last Tuesday from his home in the
Welliver precinct. Pete has just got
his receipts back from a carload of
cattle which he shipped a few weeks
ago to Chicago. Pete wasn't very
optomistic about the result and says
it doesn't matter whether you raise
wheat or stock, they g6t jou both
coming and going.
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ing in the sights in the county me
tropolis. Mr. Lindblom is visiting his
brother, John and Gus and also his
father in the Outlook country from
his home at Regina, Canada.
Wm. Corkery' of this city has rented
the Wm. Gardner farm near Outlook
and moved out on the same with his
family last week.
Victor Lindblom and Peter Sneen
were in Plentywood last Saturday tak
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fianiamamainamQ4»gmomo»»3»»° 1>l!
Barney's
Grocery
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BARNEY SAYS:—
Things are getting brighter
ight along. Even the leaves
on the trees are turning.
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Apples
$ 1.50
BOX
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HURRY!
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Oscar Fransen and daughter Esther
were over from Comertown Monday.
J"* F £? M SJ I 18 still > Poor health
om his illness which he contracted
over a year ago.
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I OR SALE—Modern 4 Room Resi
dence, the most desirable location. Can
oe bot on convenient terms, offered at
" Bargain. C all 194 for appointment.
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Stock of Mens' Dress and Work
> hmts. Mens Dress Hats and Caps.
Work Clothing, Underwear, Mens'
»heep Lined Overcoats and Shoes for
the whole family—J. a. JOHNSON.
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Mrs. John Stoner, Mrs. L. G. Stoner
and Mrs. Hayes visited at the Clair
Stoner home in this city last Tuesday.
Mrs. John Stoner and her mother
Mrs. Hayes returned to the Stoner
larm near Outlook the same day,
while Mrs. L. C. Stoner will visit her
son Clair for a time.
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George Bolster, Jr., was a Plenty
wood caller this week.
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now W -^,1 ru Mr, Bolster is i
emnloverl hv HS p°\ . 1S
State Telenh Jr Rocky Mountain
Ster Ja e Company - , Mrs - *°y
ster and two sons are now located in
a cozy cottage in that city after hav
ing spent the summer in North Da
kota.
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W. W. Comer, well known citizen of
the Comertown country, was a busi
ness caller in Plentywood last Tues
day. Mr. Comer is going to have a
bg auction sale at his farm in Corner
town on Saturday, October 27th. He
will have a page ad in the next issue
of the Producers News and will also
have out a number of bills. Watch for
them. Mr. Comer expects to leave
soon for Elma, Wash., where he will
reside. He has a son Walter living
in that city.
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Charley Madsen, well known farm
er of the Archer precinct, was a bus
iness caller in Plentywood last Satur
day. He also called on the doctor.
It seems that some time ago Charley
received a hard blow' on the back just
underneath the neck, but did not think
much of it at that time,
spot since has given him pain, however
and he had an X-ray taken of the in
jury which showed that the vertebrae
had been cracked. Mr. Madsen will
now.have to carry the injured part of
the back in a cast, forcing him to take
to his bed for a time. Charley's
many friends hope for â speedy
healing of the injured member.
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.. .FOR SALE—Full line of House
Hold Furniture, nearly new, including
everything used in a five-room house.
Very Reasonable for Cash. Inquire
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The sore
at the ELGIN CAFE.
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Judge Comer and Stenographer
Layhe returned from Poplar last Wed
nesday after holding court in that
city. They came back via auto and
had a very hard time making the trip
on account of the heavy roads. Be
tween Froid and Culbertson, a fine
Dodge touring car was lying on its
side in the ditch with a broken wheel
as they went by. On investigation
the car was found to be loaded with
people who had had a very narj^w
escape. After a great deal of ^kidding
and hard driving Judge Comer and
Mr. Layhe finally arrived in Plentv
wood.
ORPHEUM THEATRE
OCT. 13TH.— SATURDAY ONLY —OCT. 13TH.
CARL LAEMMLE PRESENTS
"Double Dealing
A UNIVERSAL ATTRACTION
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SUNDAY & MONDAY, OCTOBER 14TH & 15TH
— CHAS. E. BLANEYS—
GREAT BROADWAY SUCCESS
More To Be Pittied
Than Scorned
FEATURING ALICE LAKE
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OCT. 16TH.—TUESDAY ONLY—OCT. 16TH.
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Watch Your Step
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CULLEN LANDIS AND PATSY RUTH MILLER
IT'S A GOLDWYN PICTURE
OCT. 17TH.—WEDNESDAY ONLY—OCT. 17TH.
Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight
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IT'S A BIG SPECIAL—JUST RELEASED
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OCT. 18TH.—THURSDAY ONLY—OCT. 18TH.
"The 4th Musketeer
A RED-HOT ENTERTAINMENT
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FOR RENT—To responsible par
ty, Rooming House.—See O. K. RON
NING.
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N. B. Eidsness and J, R. Jambon
of Reserve were attending to court
matters here last Monday.
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Tilda, the small daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Lidahl, was ill last week
but is better at this writing.
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Jens C. Hansen of the Dagmar pre
cinct w T as looking after business mat
ters in Plentywood last Tuesday.
Niels Madsen and Carl Schultz of
the Dagmar precinct were business
callers in the county seat last Wednes
day.
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C. B. and Jens Astrup of the Coal
ridge precinct were attending court
matters here last Monday, and looking
after other business.
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J. W. McKee, cashier of the First
National Bank of this city, left Wed
nesday for Helena where l^e will look
after business matters.
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S. C. Faaborg, cashier of the Secur
ity State Bank of Medicine Lake, was
a business caller in Plentywood last
Tuesday, transacting business at the
court house,
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Miss Helen Lundgren and Miss Sar
ah Hansen are employed at t^F Treas
urer's office at the court hov.se on the
tax books, having taken up their work
the first of the week.
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Atty. A, T. Vollum arrived last Sat
urday from Albert Lea, Mirçn., where
he is now located with his family and
where he is enjoying a very nice pa
tronage. Mr. Vollum still retains sev
eral properties in Sheridan county and
is here to close up several deals which
he has pending.
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Dan Olson und Charles E. F aylor
left last Saturday where they are
looking after business matters. On
account of the recent rains they have
been held up on their work, but report
steady progress wherever they have
ben.
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Dr. E. E. York returned the latter,
part of last week with a new Chevro-.
let Coupe which he brought back from
Minot, N. D. The coupe is a fine
little machine and fits in very nicely
with Mr. York's practice, which calls
him to the country many times during
the w'eek. '
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Outlook Lutheran Ladies
Aid Will Sente Supper
The Lutheran Ladies Aid of Outlook
will serve a chicken supper in the
Lutheran Church, Saturday, October
20th. The Lutheran Ladies are not
ed for the excellent and bounteous
repasts they put before the public on
the occasion of these suppers and no
doubt there will be a large attendance
to partake of the usual big feed.
Don't forget the date, Saturday, Oc
tober 20th.
We are paying as follows for cream;
Sweet Cream
No. 1 Cream
No. 2 Cream
Checks and can go back to you next
day. Ship your cream to us or bring
it in person. We will do our best to
please you in price and test.
21-tf FROID CREAMERY.
4 4c
40c
36c
Mr. mid Mrs. Floyd Sunderhauf
were visitors.-in Plentywood last Sat
urday, visaing friends, from their
home at Scobey.
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FOR SALE—Fumed Oak Dresser,
nearly new, Brass Bed, Large Dining
Table, Large Ice Box and Baby Go
Cart.—MRS. J. A. BOURASSA, Plen
tywood, Mont. 27-tf
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Messrs. Roy Johnson and Roland
Olso« were down from Scobey last
Saturday visiting friends and looking
after business.
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CHRISTY'S FAMOUS TRAVEL
ING ORCHESTRA will be here, Or
pheum Theatre Plentywood, Wednes
day, Oct. 17, presenting "WHERE IS
MY WANDERING BOY TONIGHT,
the big Super-Special that millions
know, that millions have sung, that
millions will never forget. The Or
chestra plays a special musical score
arranged especially for the production.
The beautiful Orchestra arrangement
for this picture is worth the price of
a show alone. You'll see a terrific
head-on collision between two locomo
tives the most thrilling punch
registered on the screen. The picture
that will make you -cry, make 7
smile, make you realize how beautiful
is your own mother's love,
to come early and hear the Overture
by the Orchestra before the show.
Will also screen a Harold Llojd Com
edy. The Orchestra this
featuring Eddie Ryan, Minneapolis's
finest concert and dance violinist, and
Billy Brannan of Seattle, Wash., the
wizard of the piano and saxophone and
also other feature musicians. Two
Shows, 7:30, 9:15. Big Dance after
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
As we have sold the "Montana Inn"
to A. T. Larsen and are planning to
leave Plentywood we extend our
thanks to the public for their kindly
support in our hotel business for the
last 11 years and hope the public will
extend the same courtesy to the peo
p l e who are taking over the Hotel
after
US.
Yours truly,
MRS. IDA ANDERSON.
MR. JOE GORDON.
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As we are taking over "The Mon
tana . Inn we wisl } to announce to the
Pubbc that we will always run a
strictly clean and respectable place
j all H toy t° make it as much a home as
possible and we will have a sample
1 room in connection with the Hotel and
any time the public need anything in
the line of Clothing and Shoes for
Ladies Men and Children, stop in and
look over our line as we can save you
money. All our goods are sold direct
only. Ladies Rest Room in connection
and a special invitation to the country
folks is extended. • •
Sincerely yours for business,
MRS. and MR. A. T. LARSEN.
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Dooley were here Monday on court
matters.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Hans A Oyer of Grenora, age 39,
and Grace Oakes of Grenora, age 19,
on Wednesday, October 3rd.
A. L. McCormick of Fortuna, N. D.,
age 50, and Elizabeth Arrol of Fredon
ia, N. D,, age 39, on Friday, October
5th.
James B. Stone of Redstone, age 21,
and Vivian May Potter, age 18, of
Redstone, on Wednesday, October 20.
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paid by buyer (from Home Office) at Plentywood.
This method will give you satisfaction in marketing
your 1923 Turkey Crop at Plentywood receiving the
highest market price and having them graded right, at
the same time being paid in cash when you deliver
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Sheridan County Gets
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A steady rain has again set in and •
Sheridan county and Northeastern
Montana is again experiencing a gen
eral soaking that is going into the
ground like a sponge,
coming up and getting a nice start
for the freezing weather which will be
with us soon and which will eradicate
a great many of the noxious weeds
wWch get an early start in the spring.
Many farmers have taken advantage
of the late rains and aie doing a great
deal of plowing.
Weeds are
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